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RE: How Updating Your Old Steemit Content Can Help With Hive's SEO Rankings

in OCD5 years ago

I get the sentiment, but the example you give is not good. If you convert your article to a link, google ranks that down not up. Because that is not a good user experience, clicking on a link, only to find another link. Trust me, by doing this, you will only harm Hive.

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@cryptogee

If you convert your article to a link, google ranks that down not up

Changing and converting full article to backlink will affect Steemit, not Hive. As you're doing change on Steemit.
It's just another backlink from a another website. This is a common practice when people change the entire website and website address.

Clicking on www.yourolddomain.com would automatically redirect visitors to the same page on your new website www.yournewdomain.com

This doesn't mean that your new website is going to rank down because of the action of your old website!

Of course I believe that you have better logic than mine. That's why I mentioned three other options besides "removing/editing full article". Feel free to use one if you think it won't affect Hive.